cracovian

[krə′kō·vē·ən]

(mathematics)

An object which is the same as a matrix except that the product of cracovians A and B is equal to the matrix product A′B, where A ′ is the transpose of A.

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However, Cracovian nursing could be wrongly assumed to have grasped its semantic range in a singular act of perception and to have defined itself once in an unchangeable form.

In the first period of its existence, Cracovian nursing drew its interpretation of care from the widely understood Christian humanism.

Nowadays, in the philosophy of Cracovian nursing, after the bankruptcy of Marxism, one can perceive a real sell out of concepts of the idea of care.

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The chair of the Association of Cracovians in Israel, Lili Haber, wrote to Kaczynski that Sandler had never publicized her actions, but rather shied away from publicity.